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What are the types of classes in java?

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What are the types of classes in java?..

Answer / vikram naidu

basically in java we have 2 types of classes. those are user
defined classes and pre defined classes. in both we can
differentiate the classes in 3 ways. those are interfaces,
abstract classes and concrete classes. Where we can't create
the objects for the abstract class and interfaces. by using
inheritance concept we can able to create the object of the
for the derived classes and assign those objects to the base
class references(according to OOP concept).

Thank you.

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What are the types of classes in java?..

Answer / raj singh

There r 2 type of class in java , first is pre-define class( which r define in advance for diff. Purpose like String, StringBuffered ,Applet class. Some Of these classes stored in packages...) and other is user-define class ( which r define by the user for its usage's.

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What are the types of classes in java?..

Answer / moonali roul

String class, StringBuffer class, Math class, Wrapper class

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What are the types of classes in java?..

Answer / poojadayal1989

abstract fianl

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